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bring the image farther down the hall way. Gehr shot a couple frames at a time starting with the widest lens and then moving into a tighter lens, then back to the widest lens, and back to the tighter lens until he finally made it to the end of the hallway. This jagged, quantized movement of the image is very subtle and relaxed in the beginning but becomes increasingly severe by the end. The viewers eyes are focused to the middle of the frame by black lines made from the right angles of the…

Technology has advanced rapidly and undeterred over the course of the last few centuries. Along with new innovation comes the thought of not just how we achieved it, but also the societal influences around it. Friedel writes that a large factor in innovation is the “capture” of some innovation(4). He describes capture as “the means by which an improvement becomes not simply an ephemeral, contingent act or product, but part of a sustained series of changes”(4) or in simple terms, normalizing the…

traditional methodologies that considers a company's atmosphere to be structured in a rational and linear means; vice that of which is volatile, complex, and ambiguous. The three other frames, i.e. Structural, Political, and Human Relations look at things in a logistical, efficient ways. Whereas, the Symbolic Frame captures the full sequence of actions as they move through the chasms of time and past experiences (Framing Perspectives,n.d.). Mickey Mouse It is well known that Mickey Mouse is…

Beliefs, values, laws and attitudes can change the way we see the world through a journey or experience Journeys are movement through time, spirit and body. Our Journeys can have a lasting impact on our opinions, either positively or negatively affecting the persona, past and present experiences. The power of the journey can realign one’s views on fundamental beliefs, values, and attitudes that have become so natural to them and their lifestyle, thus allowing them to experience worlds from…

Goal: As it’s been said in the Part I, the skill goal that I chose to set for myself was to be able to do a minimum of one pull up. The time frame I gave for myself was two weeks, in order to well prepare my body so I do not get any injuries during the exercise. As well, this time frame was set with the respect of time availability, since I am a full time student as well as part time worker. Thus, I have not as much time to do regular exercising as individuals that do not attend school or work…

long exposures which creates a stillness of the image, except for the human figure, which creates this blurr and motion in the image. My images are a series of self portriats. I spend time setting up the frame and what object i want to be included or excluded before setting my seklf in the frame. Most of the time is spent more in creating the enviroment to express the emotional and personailty o fthe charatcer, and then letting blur of the human presence…

Introduction As is common in other livestock species, social organization of cattle relies on relationships of dominance throughout the herd. Dominance in a herd is attributed to several factors including animal age, body weight, body size and/or height, presence of horns, territoriality breed (if in a multi-breed herd) and physiological state (i.e. pre- or postpartum/ lactating). Social organization of herd dominant and subordinate animals have been observed as a major factor effecting several…

photograph that is of some important is the front cover of the 2007 edition of Fun Home has her father and herself. She has short hair and is slouching with her legs open while her father is sitting cross legged with his head facing away from the frame. She is imposing gender stereotypes on her father and herself but is imposing the opposite of societal views. “He’s wearing a women’s bathing suit. A fraternity prank? But the pose he strikes is not mincing or silly at all. He’s lissome, elegant,”…

Diagnosing a patient with a disease has an impact that is two-fold. It provides new possibilities for individuals to understand or “frame” themselves and their actions, while also limiting, to a certain degree, their ability to separate themselves from their disease. For example, Rosenberg discusses how the classification of homosexuality as a disease provided such individuals, for…

standing in my small, lilac colored bedroom, I glanced to the left towards my closet as I remembered my mother’s upcoming birthday, and I needed to complete her gift. I began looking through printed photos to find one that would fit perfectly in a frame saying "happiness". After delving into and browsing through what seemed like a thousand pictures, I stumbled upon a cheerful picture of my mom and I looking giddy as ever in front of a new restaurant called "The Crabby Crab" in Sherman Oaks.…